Symbian Art @ its best - PiZero Symbian Design

Normally I don't give huge credit to other people's sites/blogs, however I have found a fantastic exception with PiZero's Symbian Design which provides more then most normal blogs/sites provide.

The great thing about the site is it is purely giving back to the right audience utilizing different ways to keeping the site incredibly relevant to the consumer. Through providing firstly it's greatest strength Symbian mobile S60 themes which a) incredibly beautiful b) FREE downloads (yep using Symbian/providing open source content).

Please find below some examples of the Artistic designs he has offered:

Themes:




Following this it includes News items, A Mobile Theme Gallery, places for viewers to comment to appreciate the art, It even has Google advertising, banner ads as well as reviews, comments from PiZero himself with continually updates and a Donation point. Not to mention RSS feeds, subscription emails and etc.

Sooo if you have a modern Nokia NSeries, Samsung or Sony Ericsson phone chances are you will be capatable for the content on this site. I would advise going to the site as I have still missed alot of it's fantastic features the site seems to offer.

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iGoogle attacked by giant widgets

Google's personalized home page, iGoogle, is getting an update this Friday. Widgets on the page can support a new "canvas view," which expands the widget to the full iGoogle window.

The new iGoogle also moves user navigation from tabs at the top of the page to a bar down the left side. This enables more pages and elements in the navigation, and I found that it made navigating iGoogle faster, since it provided a de facto table of contents for each page.

Like many of Google's services, iGoogle is platform-aware. On a mobile phone, like on an iPhone or Android phone, when you log in to iGoogle, you'll get a view of your page suited to the constraints of the device.

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